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Greeting to the PM

|! MORROW Prince Rupert will welcome its
distinguished visitor, Prime Minister Louis St.
Laurent.

Because of a full itinerary his visit must be a
short one, but we appreciate nonetheless the inter-
est he is showing in coming north and taking a look

 

Flying Saucers Real?

(This is the third in a special
series of articles.)

LOS ANGELES. — The

man who knows more
about the mystery of the
flying saucers than any-
body else able and willing

 

 

United Church of Canada and
the appointment of their sue-
| cessors will come before the 15th
'general council of The United
| Church when it meets in Ham-
| ilton, Sept. 10 to 20.

Retirement of the Very Rev.
| Jesse H. Arnup, from the secre-

|| taryship of the Board of Over-
|| seas Missions took place the end
| of June. By action of the 14th
s}| General Council which met in

/Toronto in 1950, Rev. David H.
| (dallagher, then associate” secre-
jtary, was promoted to take Dr.
|Arnup’s place. Now tlre 15th

| general council] is faced with the |

rapidly towards a climax,” the | Unchurched Multituies
primate of the Church of Eng- ae
iand in Canada said here.
The Most Rev. Walter Barfoot,| Tt Po oT
Os k oot, | 1e Potsdam gn.
Archbishop of Edmonton, told! Vided complete 4.
the first session of the 18th ©f Germany ang 4.0.
general synod here the “church ’ her potential.
Nas as an essential part of its — er:
Gospel, creation of a kind of |: ie
society in which man ean live in| :
freedom. This issue will probably | DIREC Tqy
| be lost or won in this century services in aly chured
(Band 3:46
“Whether we are more or lese |f12:15 except ay
| guilty in this matter than other | a

 

ANGLICAN ¢ .
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| ST. PETER’S

‘appointment of someone to fill tines fae me 2
at this thriving part of the provinee, to tell is Gerald Heard, 'the asociate secretaryship ANGLICAN “eeg le
here is no point in reminding the Prime Min- | British seientist and phil- ee a Sa ae = SUNDAY SCHOO b Ave Sati
se ae : a ; ‘a a x . - ee . } 53, Rev. eorge A. e, edi- , . “Hi e 5th Ave. Ba y
ter that among northern B.C.’s better known osopher now living in ; . jtor of Sunday-sehool publica- , . Minister: Rey. Prog
° . . ‘ ti wilt at t 1
products are the outstanding Liberals it has given | Hollywood URANH/M €1TY—The centre of Saskatchewan's present uran- agente es toe a iat peal
, re ‘ ° : . oe : taking ‘ . ; " . : o 5 - ESByn
to Canadian polities. He will he aware of the terri- Many of us in Canada re- tum ee rush is the Tugeed bush-cevered community of coming session. The committee Re-opens On ‘ 4th Avenue ig
torv’s record in this respect member Heard away back about| Uranium City in the pfroyince's far northwest corner This on Vacancies has nominated Rev SUNDAY | ov. BA Whig
wut © AS oath bE Byer ws 20 years when he was a regular) photo shows the early survey work done on the city and the | peter Gordon White, now an as- Sentiuber Teh 1 I - G
What we would point t is that this country (broadcaster over the BBC on road leading towards the Eldorado Mining and Refining com- | sistant editor in the department, eptember th at a.m. oven oS
. . “  ‘seientific subjects. He came to pany’s Beaverlodge site (CP PHOTO) | to succeed Rev. George A, Little | 7 . aw
1 [re c peas r CO : i { . a es ; Rev. L Gg
up here is making increasing contributions to the | americ& in the early thirties to aaa lacie +... +. |Mr, White was formerly field| A Sunday School party will sities

economy of Canada. No doubt the Prime Minister‘

 

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* | secretary for the board of Chris-|be held in the Parish Hall on rn Sea

. . . anthropology at Duke Univer tian education Wh
is aware of this also, but he may not be fully COgZ- sity, but soon came on to Cali | {ERE An NOW Also slated for fetizement, on = Capt aap M
nizant of the - handicaps under which it is being done. —, He we fane “th 7 d June 30, 1954, is Rev. Archer | SATURDAY Sunday School ty
list OI DOOKS iciuding 5 Goa {

Although existing transportation services are

and “Pain, Sex and

n History

By LARRY STANWOOD

Wallace, associate editor of Sun-

September 13

 

 

 

: day-schooi publications, and au- ST. pane i
erforming to their lasting credit i -ovidi e ‘me TE - . +s . { mi s’ books. e from 2 p.m, to 5 p.m. oth Ave. at Mebis
performing to their lasting credit = providing the | ut he bas aie written ths rERRAC’.— There is a bustle of activity in poll Mig eng ull x oe) oe ee Pastor: Rev H @g
life etres ‘ar Olly deve ; ‘ine FP lies i most ithentic hia shi . ‘ ; : ‘
life stream for our development, Prince Rupert and ~ dereggee a aa a authentic this settlement which appears to be heading only to who is now field eecnenane st ee riieav ae
listrict are sti ia scole . oe p | book abot the flying saucers ‘ ‘ ini ; the r “hristi education ‘Tr . cu
district are still much too isolated from the rest of |(P%! one objective: growth. he board of Christian educs THE Seal Com
: e's ; : : : ss ‘ ae in the Manitoba conference, has Rev. J. 8. Twining, Bi}
the country. Principally, we need more and better it ANOTHER vo Building is going on every- Deets onan ee ers cee been suggested by the vacancies an,
hiohwdve ¢ ’ 2 ‘ airnor JATCHING? published by Har-| where, in the village and on the 27¢ Chickens, pigs, @ COW &NC) mittee i Sunday Sehoo \@
highways and we need an airport. - . per at $2.75 in USA farms. While there are few (guinea hens Ae ; Evening Prayer 19
During his trip Mr. St. Laurent will not have + ¢ #¢ older homes in the district that ws i | FREE CHURCH sinibittain~cittanigusaeii
‘ , + nd . his ter in detail. b BEFORE I discuss Heard’s ex- have any modern exterior ap- But like many other farmers) NATIONS ON CONTINENT og, REGULAR BA
an opportunity to study this matter in detail, but planation and attempted so-| pearance, the new houses are! around Terrace, Rolfson cannot; The continent of South Amer- Services at L0.0.F Hall, sneaked ade ut
ve hope he returns to Ottawa with a clear impres- | lution of the fiying saucer mys-| designed and built according to depend on his farm for a live- | a contains 13 counties, Fourth Ave, E 029 Oth Ave Re
A eds ts ‘ ‘ tery, here is a word about the high standard lihood. He has a car and com ttl mtn 9 s : Pastor: Rev Leonan
, at , ‘ a inereas “ . fs : > ! - 12 Sunday School
on of northern B.C.’s increasingly important place (nen 1 heard him speak yester-| farm homes under construc-| mutes daily to work in a saw- a a aah aa i "ound
in the Canadian economy and its need to be more |4ay morning at the Vedanta tion are in several cases elabo- Mill. After a full shift at the ,

closely knit into that economy.

It is not our wish, however, to have our hand

 

 

temple. This perfect little gem
of Hindu architecture sits on a
hill above Hollywood

It was a sizzling hot Sunday

mill, he tends the farm.
Sometimes it seems a
like hard work, but I never saw

rate, while others are of com-
pact but of as modern design)

a@s those in the village.

little | ;

   
   
  
   
     

  

  

     
   
  
   
    

 

  

Adult Bible Class

7:3 p.m.—A hearty song ser-
vice followed by an inspira-

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1 . +s . . on: shack. a tr ahnybod wh sot anything |# “ tional Gospel message ‘
out to the Prime Minister except in welcome. He is | morning but the place was 0 eS ee ee Pech See t a >) ee any 1 om ——Morning
a hs : or even a tent is pitched on a| Without working for it, says | 5% uestions” this year! » shall seek Me and find sermon: “Shutting @
. fi beta : packed out well before 11. Heard ié " py q Ye sha « Me and fine Sermon: “Shutting
inquestionably one of the finest leaders that os ppeared sharp on the hou and lot with visible household ae- Joe. “It Reece . be ay cane rs s+ « get them in {i Me, when ye shall search for Anthem by Junior Gig
' a ra 5 J i é iC) > « » q
pia eke ae iil a baht . woth : : : ne tivity going on therein, while|4 lot of young fellows could |i Me with all your heart.”
country has today. He has a rare combination of os Bt ote Neer, sae. we dearby nude conpveathds Cal make 0 good hie onck ot farm om iM yall your heart.” Blase panteaitll
; humal r intellect. ¢ ‘9 al Vision ¢ as one |‘ . . = 8 ~"\ the permanent home ing around here il they wantec . ; : Sermon: “God, and
os oe — ee ae n oe - — a _ cussion T aleecs ae sah to work a little CHRISTIAN SCIENCE § Pastor: C, W. Sinelair Age” ’
of oui ‘otners ¢ e French e S n- umerous different meanings / ‘i ’~ i : i " i 1
: eRe " : — -, = - : ” Sede is tall lon os aii The average farmer here has Of course, you'd likely have COS: | Anthem by Senior
aluable part in fusing together the country’s two |g. "He stilt has brown hair on Perhaps 10 acres and on it he|to do a double job for awhile, i | Biest Presbyterian Church Cam Sete
‘eat national elements. top of his head and a sharpish a eau ae ne can grow pray behead the future would Often retetredtoos a }| irst Presbyterian urc Sieber of Golden,
, : oe eee eg beard of a Van Dyke type. He) “™U5 : 5 e mman’s news- 7) gee vensnmncecge crn ey Sunday School—
We extend to him our warmest greetings. ‘has the most delicate, expres-! Joe Rolfson, for instance, has! Joe believes that Terrace pore vi MONITOR ; Beginners and Prima
— i = | sive hands I have ever seen, and 2 five-acre holding but he is ae if they go at it in the ead the world with o | ll am
‘ penetrating, blue eyes’ which, Negotiating for five more. Arfright way, can become. major Juniors and Ind
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT however, never for a single mo-|©asy talking and easy going sort (suppliers for , Prince Rupert's ee | 12 15 pn
‘ ‘ ment look at anybody in his Of chap, he can’t praise Terrace|needs in vegetables and hard and correspondents. | sn
© i a i ‘ Ri
audience, but pierce above, be-| enough after eight years of liv-| fruits. : Order a special intro COME AND
igges rosperi y | § hind and beyond the listeners. ing there _ Holding a couple of giant- | ductory subscription } 4
‘i Rumor around Hollywood Joe and his family—he and | Sized potatoes in each big hand, | today—-3 months for | ST. PAUL'S
says that Heard earns fabulous/his wife have two children M said: |# $3. You'll find the # LUTHERAN CH
ape re on ince ar sums of money as the author Came from northern Saskatche-| “I don’t think you can grow) 4k MONITOR ‘must’ p t Mell
} (under another name) of popu- Wn |them better anywhere.” | | Sth Ave. a!
By The Canadian Press }

reading and as necessary
as your HOME TOWN
PAPER.

lar detective stories. His lec-| “We are very happy we came} we also said that the top| 4

‘ . ; ‘, a a a¢ysy/tures in the Hindu teaching Here. We could have moved to| 5ward for Canadian apples was}?
All is not peaceful between Cape Breton industry dentre are obviously a labor gf|@ city, but you wouldn't eatch|tayen by a Terrace farmer ‘
and its workers, but labor disputes are being worked | love me living there a fn bP
‘ 2. ..| ? ¢ #*@ “The farm is the only place| anybody ya f 2 |

neat deen ede entered ypeé : “nd rity | , ’ body want to buy a farm?|;
ut againsy & background of the greatest prosperity| i yeaRD’s BOOK on the fly- for kids in the first place. And|qhere are a few for sale, says| "=
ince the peak days of the Second World War. | ing saucers he deals with the 1, why—cities are Just too fenc- |Joe. Going around $100 an acre| je presage anne tryna iia

Employment Service ; |best authenticated reports on|@d in for me jand that’s a pretty big lot for} : oe ‘ nee

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SEPTEMBER /,}

 

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: and John Currie. JING SERV
figures tell a story of rising |this mystery airship business. He| The Rolfson farm raises a lot|$100. In the Fraser Valley, the | ae oe en eT ca ’ MORNING a
mployment sparked by com- ra |shows that since the year 1947\'of good potatoes, big-eared| average piece of farmland sells! Sor, etoneription-2/6 c0uss, ms SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 Sermon: “THE piss
mercial and industrial expan eee | there have been over 400 cases|corn, cucumbers and carrots;' for 10 times that amount | : , | Morning Worship 11 o'clock vice!
sont - . ai a ere ae rn iid ain ae Her weeee cesses Cetrowwroworenee . > * 4
ion. The number of registered of eyewitness reports of what (nome? | Sunday School 12:15. ee yf
obless in the wolend is 1660, or Reflects and a called flying C . F R di | pderteetegesieeess sesecscesesee | EVENing Worship 7:30 Sermon: “VICTOR
500 less than at the same time a t | (oddress) ala ae . ae
last year * 6 I was interested to note that ommunism n ers a 10, ee Chorus one _
Ideal summer weather and a Reminisces |not a single one of the cases VETS vo OE teees: $08 +s endo OH Es +4? “Remember the Sabbath Day number in sont

to keep it Holy.”

 

j . ° | "tei - ) . ni
road scale program of major | mentioned by Heard falls with- TV b Part Line Writers o wren te i SUNDAY SCHOOL-l?
construction have contributed jin the “phony” or hoax class y y Bx seen sete . —
to what is almost certain to be Then there was the man from! which have been exposed (as I ; : ' somata ae

record industrial Penetanguishene who said to the} showed in previous articles in WASHINGTON ~— (AP) — Ajfindings, however, treated thé}

man from Kaministikiwa, Ont.,| this series) senate sub-committee report|Voice broadcasts cautiously, It}

year

One thing which could up-

as the train was pulling into| wa |Said today that pro-Communist }said simply that members of the | ebhmiennaninntitintiitainniaiiis .
set the trend would be an | teasabagua station in Quebec: 4, eae ete xe nett > aie script writers are spreading |Radio Writers’ Guild, of which | | spenccticenelionmndieyes
eruption of the contract bat- «pont they have the queerest lor Satad: : oe subtle” propaganda over radio|Marion is a former president, |

Idaho, reported en-

. Sydney al ames for af :
tle between the Sydney local | names for towns over there in |countering “nine objects flying

of the United Steel Workers
of America and the Dominion |
Steel and Coal Corporation, |
operators of the giant Sydney
plants.

and television airwaves in the|“write for the Voice of America |

Korea? like a line of ceesé’* skeen Bib United States. and the United Nations radio

ee Rainier: with that of January “The thing 1s éubtle,” the re-)seetion,” and that me gulld “1s |

There is a place for every;|7 1948, where state police, air- port of the Senate Internal Se- copirolled by the pro-Communiat
thing except your knees under (port executives and air crew, curity sub-committee quoted faction.

script writer Ruth Adams Knight} ‘Je report came on the heels |

some of the short tables in rest-| men all saw an immense “space os
As things stend, the negotia-| aurants, |ship” over Fort Knox, Ken-|%% testifying at closed hearings.|o9f one the bus-committee re- |

tions are critical

 

aut not hope- |

sid jtucky; with that of June 23,

Miss Knight said pro-Commu-| leased recently alleging Com-

les At odds over wage de-| NOT A COPPER |
mands, the company and the! Coronation approaches and as
4700-member union have asked | sual, there will be all sorts of |
a conciliation board to delay its) criticism, sometimes unjust. For
report while they explore other | evample the sums paid for the
possible avenues of agreement. | 3 of the Queen ae

C ‘ * k lant bh | maintenance
Operations at the plan ave | ring It cannot be denied salary |
continued to run at a brisk pace| 444 anowances are paid out of |
in spite of the labor differences. | revenue from royal properties, |
A modernization program is in | secumulated overs 4 petied of >
full swing and a multi-million- | thousand years, Out of this the |
dollar expansion job is under | government inekes & neistaiena |
way at the coke ovens. | profit, Upkeeping of the Royal!
Job openings have soared so , family does not cost the British
quiekly that skilled labor is at late 6 a ane oo oo how
a premium. A bricklayer |™any, 50 r to make un-
working at the coke ovens | Supported charges, are aware of
can earn as high as $2.50 an | this?
hour. |

 

Other big construction jobs | SECRET IS OUT
are taking their share of skiled| It was Mark Twain, who on
tradesmen and keeping employ- | reaching his seventieth year, an-
ment at a record height. These nounced: ;
include two hospitals, two jun-| “IT made it a rule never to
ior high schools and group!) smoke while asleep, never to
housing projects. | stop smoking while awake and
Many workers soon will be| Never to smoke more than one
absorbed by construction of the|Cl€ar at a time.”
Strait of Canso causeway, aj

mighty three-year, jeb which When one thinks how many
will see a mouritain pushed into people there are that one does
a deep, wide trough of angry) not in the least want to marry,
tidal waters. and how many there are that
do not in the least want to
MOIST SPOT matry one, and how small one’s
There are 100,000 sweat glands social Circle really is, any mar-
on the sole of the average per-| riage at all seems a miracle.—
son’s foot, Quoted in McCalls.

 

 

1948, when an Eastern Airlines | ist writers stop short of “laying
plane encountered a “super- | down the party line” in their
giant torpedo type” craft with | Scripts, but skillfully weave into
which they almost collided over | *hem “a constant derision of the
a regular airline; also with the | C4P!talistie system.”

fantastic episode at the US.| In testimony quoted by the
rocket proving grounds at New| sub-committee, Miss Knight and
Mexico, April 1949. There the| Welbourn E. Kelley denounced
U.S. Navy experts themselves| Ita Marion, a one-time script
reported they saw an unex-| writer for Voice of America
plained and unidentified “space | anti-Communist propaganda
ship” take a close look at their| broadcasts beamed te Israel,
own rockets, in flight. The| Both swore that in private life
strangers were travelling “some| Marion is an identifiable pro-

munist infiltration of youth work
—jneluding the boy scouts-—and
dropped a hint that the sub-

of sex” in the Communist under
ground movement.

It quoted a statement by
Richard Arens, the sub-commit-
tee’s staff director, that the
group planned “interrogation re-

which will involve interrogation
of the question of patronage

committee also is studying “use |

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| PUBLIC OF PRINCE RUPERT AND SURROUNDING

NOTICE

H.M.C.S. CHATHAM INVITES THE GENERAL

Riots Communist tactics| DISTRICT TO MEET THE RIGHT HONORABLE

eighteen thousand miles per
hour.” |

+ + + | on
4

IN HEARD’S BOOK there is a

great deal
sionate setting forth of evi-|
dence to show that the mystery
airships are of three types—|
disks like pancakes, tubes which |
use jet flame for propulsion, |
and immense platforms.

The real mystery is—from |
| LONDON (P)Store and office
owners on Regent Street, on the|
route of next year’s coronation
procession, have agreed on plans
‘to decorate their buildings with
tens of thousands of English!
roses, All varieties will be used, |
with the emphasis on the Eliza-
beth, Tudor and Alexandra roses.

 

 

Communist.

of calm, dispas-| (

il til ti,
=e

where do they come? (

(job dispensing), use of the
blaeklist -against anti-Commu-
sub-committee in its own nists, use of sex.”

 

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